Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1887-08-05
MERE MENTION.

) Mr.. NJ. z. Goodell, of Montesano,
was in town this week.
Mr.. Wheeler, of the Westside still
lies in very critical condition.
Wad-el-Ward accompanied Philip
schaff through the Holy Land.
Born, in this place, last Saturday,
to the wife of w. McAloon, q son.
Wad-el-Ward conducted General
Grant and party through Palestine.
Wad-el-Ward accompanied Stanley
in one of his expeditions in Africa
A daughter was born to the wife of
Mr.. E. Sanders, of Eastside, last even
ing.
The Fanny Lake took large load Of
shingles from the shingle-mill this
morning.
Fred Holmes has relapsed into his
old vocation and is now sticking type
in Seattle.
The steamer Fanny Lake brought
up the San Francisco freight yester-
day evening.
Mrs. J. P. Lewis died at her hus-
bands farm, near Tenino, Wednesday
morning, Of measles.
Mrs. C. B. Bagley and two daugh-
tiers have been visiting friends in town
during the past week.
The fires were started under the
arches of . new kiln at the Eastside
backyard last Saturday.
Mr.. Frank Brown, formerly citizen
of this city. and proprietor Of the
Grotto Saloon, is in the city.
Robert Hall, suffering from blood
poisoning, incident to cut on his
leg last week, is slowly recovering.
Workmen have been engaged, this
week, in putting up the iron columns
at the front of Chambers brick build
ing.
The steamer Fanny Lake has taken
away several loads of pipe from the Pu-
get Sound Pipe Factory, the past few
weeks.
The Collegiate Institute is to be
supplied with chairs, and Mr.. Arthur
Ellis has received the contract to fur
nish them.
Miss Minnie Freeman has gone,
down to spend a few weeks at the
Coast Survey Station, the guest of
Mrs. Capt. Gilbert.
w. Power, logger in Morris camp
injured his foot with pick last week,
which will keep him from work few
days longer.
Plums of superior quality are COM
ing plentifully into market. The
season Is said to have been especially
well adapted to this fruit.
A large boom of piles lies ready for
shipment, near the Eastside bridge.
These piles 60 to San Francisco and
will be followed by many more.
Bates Cavanaugh and Miss Rena
left, Tuesday morning, for Spokane
Falls. where they propose. to make
two month"; visit among relatives and
friends.
The approaching total eclipse of
the sun will give Olympia the go-by
this year. So will the circus. The
iormer will show in Europe the latter
At Tenino.
Our old townspeople, Peter Cook and
wife, celebrated their Golden Wedding
last Tuesday. They are both vigorous
and robust, with = promise of many
additional years OF usefulness.
Findley Mcdonald was brought to
town . few days ago suffering from q
crushed ankle joint, and is now under
going surgical treatment. The injury
may result in the necessity for am
putation.
Mr.. Henry Berliner, one of Ia
coma's. enterprising business men, Of
the firm Of kaufman 4 Berliner, is on
. visit to the family Of our townsman,
Mr.. g. kaufman, Of the New York
Cash Store.
Wad-el-Ward is graduate of two
European Colleges and King College
in Medicine, an alumnus of Harvard,
and having travelled in nearly every
country in the world, he has rare treat
in store for US.
A man by the name of Dick injured
his right knee joint by . glancing
stroke of barking iron, in Mud bay
camp, last week, from which he suf-
fered much pain and il may result in
tlIS 1US8 VI t110 11tllUs
Mrs. Zoe Chaenn of the Last Chance
Saloon, was hauled up yesterday be-
'bre Judge Ready, on q charge Of sell
ag malt liquors without . license. She
rs found guilty and fined $50 and
spsts, the total amounting to e65 Is.
Mr.. James Cloudy. resident Of the
\ srritory more than thirty years ago,
now = citizen Of LIE Claire, Iowa, 10 on
visit to the Sound, and has tarried
the past few days in Olympia, where
he finds quite . number of his old a.
sociates.
Edward Code, lad 10 years of age
met with . sad accident last Saturday
in Coulter's camp, at North Bay. A
rolling log crushed his right leg 80
badly that it was amputated by DR..